This looks like a great time in Danville! Next one will be in Perryville – just for fun and to raise funds for the Perryville Revitalization Main Street Project.
More details forthcoming.
We have three commitments from food vendors and several car/rods already.
Would you please help us spread the word? Do you know a vendor or participant who would like to come and have some fun?
We have four properties under contract – clear to close, two ready to close this coming week. Smart people are jumping in now while rates and prices are at their lowest. When is it your turn to have your dream?
Do you feel like you deserve your dream?
Do you want to wait till prices are at the top? Most people seem to want that. The people who are smart with their money are buying real estate – and they are buying now. If it is your turn to start living your dream of a piece of land, call me and we can discuss what your perfect place looks like.
Brad 859-319-5000 or Cindy 859-319-4000
Cindy’s KY Land Sales’ KY Bourbon Chocolate Chip Cookies
Directions
Heat oven to 375ºF.
Stir flour with baking soda and salt – set aside. In large mixing bowl, beat butter with sugar and brown sugar at meduim speed until creamy and lightened in color. Add eggs and vanilla, one at a time. Mix on low speed until incorporated. Gradually blend dry mixture into creamed mixture. Stir in nuts and chocolate chips. Drop by tablespoon onto ungreased cookie sheets. Bake for 9 to 11 minutes or until golden brown.
Kick back, sit on your porch overlooking your horse farm in Kentucky and relax with a few cookies and some bourbon. There are no better CC Cookies in the world, I promise. :-)
1045 Mundys Landing Versailles, KY 20 ac farm, stone house, 2 barns, lots of roads frontage – seller has identified a commercial piece of property and is motivated to sell. He may finance. Call me 859-319-5000 or 859-608-8039 or 859-319-4000 and we can discuss further.
Old McDonald Has a Gold Mine
Amid the sinking values of offices and shopping centers, the value of farmland increased almost 9 percent in the past year according to the National Agricultural Statistics Service’s 2008 summary. The average cost of an acre stands at $2,350, a record high, and $190 higher than 2007. The average acre price has almost doubled since 2002. Despite a slowing economy, encroaching development continues to push farmland prices higher, particularly in the Northeast, which has the highest price per acre of any region.
Land prices, once again, prove land is a great investment
This CIRE land price chart, once again, proves land is a great investment – plus it is not going to vaporize one day – like equities and stocks have been known to do. We knew that, I’ve been investing in land since I was 17 years old. Call me and I will talk to you about investing in land. you must act now, while sellers are motivated.
Call Cindy or Brad Simmons to get you started in looking for that dream land – when is it your turn to have your dream? 859-319-5000 or 859-319-4000
$8,000 tax credit available on homes… Now OUR homes are the perfect price point to maximize this new Rule!
or 10% of price=Tax Credit for 1st buyers only on their principal residences, does not have to be repaid!
1st-time home buyer – someone who hasn’t owned a principal residence in past 3 yrs prior to the date of closing!
“Kentucky’s signature bourbon industry continues to enjoy a renaissance in sales and tourism. New production is expected to hit 1 million barrels in 2009, more than doubling the amount in the last 10 years. Bourbon-related tourism also is surging along the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, which will mark its 10th anniversary in 2009. Several distilleries are expanding their operations and tour experiences with a total capital investment exceeding $100 million. In all, Kentucky’s spirits industry accounts for more than 3,200 direct jobs and $3 billion in gross state product.”
Some of my personal favorites are: Old Rip Van Winkle 15 yr Reserve, Elmer T Lee, Booker’s, Woodford Reserve, Russell’s Reserve, George T Stagg Bourbon, Marker’s Mark.
Davis Marksbury, Lexington, KY resident
The University of Kentucky has announced plans to build an $18.6 million building to house high-technology research on visualization, computer science and electrical and computer engineering as part of a “Digital Village” complex. Read the rest of this entry »
Tradition, Progressive Ideas Enhance Danville’s Quality of Life
Jeannette Davis rolled into Danville 15 years ago‚ eager to relocate her New York-based company to the Central Kentucky city.
She sat down to discuss the move with John Hill Bailey‚ of the Boyle County Industrial Foundation.
“ He asked me three questions‚” Read the rest of this entry »
The economy is strong and jobs are growing at a healthy clip – why? Many factors, but many people are moving in from out of state.
Our taxes are lower, our property values are fantastic (do you really know what you get for your dollar here?), people are gentle and the land is gorgeous.
Louisville: Ford to invest another $200 Million in Louisville; State Incentives protect 5,000+ Jobs
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